The NFC West only grew with more intrigue after Week 13's slate. The division went 2-2 on Sunday, as the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams walked away as winners while the Arizona Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers added another tally to the loss column. With five weeks to play, it's still anybody's division.

The Los Angeles Rams got a much-needed win against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday afternoon, bouncing back from a 37-20 loss in Week 12. They overcame a 6-0 halftime deficit and scored 21 points in the second half to steal a win from the Saints,

The Los Angeles Rams not the only team in their division to be playing a non-divisional road game this week. In fact, all four teams in the NFC West will be tra

Unfortunately, the Los Angeles Rams are still somehow alive, being the only other NFC West team to prevail in Week 13. They also won on the road, taking down the New Orleans Saints 21-14. Below are the current divisional standings:

Let’s have a look at the state of the NFC West, what happened in Week 13 and what is coming up in Week 14 The Seahawks won their third straight game. They rallied back from down 21-7 to beat the New York Jets 26-21.

The NFC West is a bunched-up, crazy-tight race and it's probably going to stay that way during the final six weeks of the NFL regular season.

The Arizona Cardinals entered Week 13 tied with the Seattle Seahawks at 6-5 atop the NFC West, although Seattle held a head-to-head tiebreaker to be the leader. After games in Week 13, the Cardinals lost ground.

The Los Angeles Rams are one game behind the Seattle Seahawks for the lead in the NFC West. If the Rams beat the Bills next week and improve to 7-6, they could be in a three-way tie for the division lead if the Arizona Cardinals beat the Seahawks.